This course explores the origins, evolution, and enduring influence of four major spiritual traditions — Hinduism, Buddhism, Daoism, and Christianity.

This course explores the ancient myth of Inanna, a fertility goddess, to understand humanity's connection with nature and the wholeness of the Self. Through Jungian psychology and Campbell's mythological framework, participants explore Inanna's story to cultivate emotional connection with nature, self-awareness, and a transformative vision for humanity. The goddess Inanna’s 5,000-year-old myth provides a rich glimpse of an era when humanity was in harmony with nature. Weaving together psychology and myth, this course unearths Inanna’s ancient story to nourish our own search for wholeness in repairing the split between the feminine and the masculine, and humanity and nature.

Energetics of Art 1 explores how artistic creation connects with subtle energy, sacred symbolism, and contemplative practices to unlock deeper levels of wisdom and creative expression. Guided by Calen Rayne and Laura Esculcas, this course blends radiesthesia, SoulCollage®, sacred geometry, haiku, and labyrinth work to help you tap into the spiritual and energetic dimensions of art.

This nanocourse provides a holistic understanding of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and their global context, encouraging learners to reflect on their values and attitudes towards the SDGs and their community. Participants develop a simple plan to create positive change locally, connecting individual actions to the broader 2030 Agenda.

This nanocourse provides a holistic understanding of climate change, its impacts, and ways to take action on individual, community, and institutional levels to achieve SDG 13 - Climate Action. Participants design a simple project to help their community become more resilient and develop a plan to create change locally.

In this 4-week course, scholar Anne Baring guides students through an exploration of humanity’s mythic and spiritual evolution — from the Great Flood and Göbekli Tepe to the rise of patriarchal and scientific worldviews. This course will take you on a momentous journey through many eras. You will begin with the Great Flood in 10,800 BC and learn why this forgotten catastrophe underlies Western civilization; and culminate in an exploration of why Consciousness is being recognized as the ground of reality and a New Story is emerging.

This microcourse explores the UN's 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), their interconnectedness, and how individuals can contribute to achieving them by taking action on their passions. It equips participants with the principles and skills to contextualize the SDGs to their local contexts and develop concrete plans for implementation and impact.

This course introduces the concept of Cosmopolitan Communication, expanding traditional models of interpersonal, intercultural, and organizational communication toward a more holistic global framework.